The document provides a timeline of key events in authoritarian states and Egypt under Nasser between 1880-2006. It outlines Nasser's rise to power in Egypt in 1952 and his promotion of pan-Arabism, nationalism, and modernization. It also summarizes key events in Cuba under Castro from 1952-2006, including the Bay of Pigs invasion and Cuban Missile Crisis.
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authoritarian states - michael lynch - second edition - hodder 2015
The document provides a timeline of key events in authoritarian states and Egypt under Nasser between 1880-2006. It outlines Nasser's rise to power in Egypt in 1952 and his promotion of pan-Arabism, nationalism, and modernization. It also summarizes key events in Cuba under Castro from 1952-2006, including the Bay of Pigs invasion and Cuban Missile Crisis.
The document provides a timeline of key events in authoritarian states and Egypt under Nasser between 1880-2006. It outlines Nasser's rise to power in Egypt in 1952 and his promotion of pan-Arabism, nationalism, and modernization. It also summarizes key events in Cuba under Castro from 1952-2006, including the Bay of Pigs invasion and Cuban Missile Crisis.
1914 Outbreak of First World War 1916-20 Two revolutions in Russia Balfour Declaration Versailles Peace Treaty League of Nations founded
1923 Munich Putsch
1924 Lenin dies 1929 Wall St Crash
1933 Hitler becomes German Chancellor
Roosevelt introduces New Deal 1936-38 Spanish Civil War
1939 Nazi-Soviet Pact
German invasion of Poland Trotsky murdered 1940 Churchill PM of UK Fall of France 1941 Germany invades Soviet Union Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor US declaration of war on Japan 1942 Battle of Midway 1944 D-Day (Roosevelt) Percentages Agreement 1945 Yalta Conference German surrender US detonation of atom bomb Potsdam Hiroshima and Nagasaki Japanese surrender United Nations founded
1945-54 French Indo-China War (Viet Minh VS France)
1946 ‘Long Telegram’ Churchill’s Iron Curtain speech Greek Civil War 1947 Truman Doctrine Cominform Marshall Plan India and Pakistan become independent countries 1948 Britain leaves Palestine; State of Israel founded Czechoslovak coup Berlin Blockade and Berlin Airlift Yugoslavia expelled from Cominform; Soviet-Yugoslav Split 1949 creation of NATO Creation of FGR and GDR Soviet detonation of atom bomb Communist victory in Chinese Civil War USA offers assistance to Yugoslavia independence of Indonesia from the Netherlands
1950 US document NSC 68 is published
1950-53 Korean War 1951 US economic and military aid to Yugoslavia 1952 Treaty of San Francisco officially ends war between Allies and Japan 1953 Stalin dies Eisenhower takes office as US President 1954 First Taiwan Strait Crisis Geneva Conference SEATO 1955 Warsaw Pact founded Bandung Conference Khrushchev’s visit to Yugoslavia 1956 Hungarian Revolution Suez Crisis 1957 Civil Rights Act in USA Britain recognized an independent Malaysia 1958 Berlin Crisis Second Taiwan Strait Crisis 1959 Castro takes power in Cuba 1960-64 Congo Crisis 1961 Formation of the Non-Aligned Movement Kennedy takes office as US President Bay of Pigs Berlin Wall erected 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis independence of Algeria 1963 Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Kennedy assassinated 1964 Brezhnev in power in the USSR PRC detonates atom bomb 1965-73 Vietnam War (Viet Cong VS USA) 1966 France withdraws from NATO 1967 Six-Day War 1968 Prague Spring Brezhnev Doctrine Martin Luther King assassinated 1969 Nixon becomes President of the USA Sino-Soviet border clashes
1971 SALT 1 signed
1972 Terrorists attack Munich Olympics Moscow Summit 1973 Watergate 1974 Nixon resigns 1975 Vietnam War ends 1977 Carter becomes President of the USA Charter 77 issued in Czechoslovakia 1979 Soviet invasion of Afghanistan 1979-1989 Afghan Resistance (Mujahadeen VS USSR)
1980 USA boycott of the Moscow Olympics
1981 Reagan takes office as US President 1982 Falklands/Malvinas War (Argentina) Death of Brezhnev 1983 Able Archer Crisis 1985 Gorbachev in power in the USSR 1986 Soviet policy of perestroika is introduced 1988 PLO renounces terrorism and recognises state of Israel Soviet policy of glasnost is introduced 1989 Bush takes office as US President The Mujahadeen forced the Soviets from Afghanistan Fall of Berlin Wall Democracy in Poland Hungary Bulgaria, Romania, East Germany and Czechoslovakia 1990 German reunification; GDR (East Germany) ceases to exist 1991 Dissolution of the Soviet Union Authoritarian states – Michael Lynch 2015 Egypt – Nasser (pan-Arabism)
1880s onwards British control of Egypt
Anti-British sentiment and formation of political parties and movements
1948-49 Defeated by Israel in Arab-Israeli War
1948 Britain leaves Palestine State of Israel founded
1952 The Egyptian Revolution
King overthrown 1954 Nasser rules Egypt 1954-62 Egypt’s support of Arab nationalists in French Algeria 1955 Gaza problem (Israel seized part of the Gaza strip) April Bandung Conference in Indonesia Non-aligned movement (NAM) 1956 The Suez Crisis The invasion of Egypt by Israel, Britain and France Hungarian Uprising
1962-67 Egypt’s intervention in Yamen War
1967 defeat in Six-Day War against Israel
Nasser’s popularity in Arab world
Anti-Zonist Pan-Arabism Modernize Egypt Non-aligned movement Build modern army Nationalism Cuba under Fidel Castro, 1959-2006
1952-59 Batista’s regime
1959 Castro’s Cuba 1961 Bay of Pigs 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis 1979 Head of the non-aligned movement (NAM) 1989 Collapse of Soviet Union